The following television channels are owned or licensed by Paramount Skydance. For other assets owned by the company, see List of assets owned by Paramount Skydance.

Americas

United States CBS Entertainment Group CBS (HD; flagship network) CBS Sports Network (HD) (formerly College Sports Television and CBS College Sports Network) Dabl (HD) (Owned by Paramount Skydance; operated by Weigel Broadcasting) Fave TV (HD) (exclusive to CBS News and Stations) The CW (HD) (75% owned by Nexstar Media Group; 12.5% owned by Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery) BET Media Group BET (HD) BET Gospel BET Her (formerly BET on Jazz, BET Jazz, BETJ, and Centric) BET Soul (formerly VH1 Soul) BET Jams (formerly MTV Jams until 2015) VH1 (HD)

Paramount Media Networks MTV Entertainment Group MTV (HD; flagship network) MTV2 (HD; formerly M2) MTV Classic (formerly VH1 Classic until 2016) MTV Tres (formerly MTV en Espanol) MTVU (formerly College Television Network) MTV Live (HD; formerly MTV Music and Palladia) CMT (HD) CMT Music (formerly VH1 Country and CMT Pure Country) Comedy Central (HD) Logo TV (HD; formerly VH1 MegaHits) Paramount Network (HD; formerly The Nashville Network, The National Network (The New TNN), and Spike TV/Spike) Pop (HD; formerly Prevue Guide/Channel, TV Guide Channel/Network and TVGN) Smithsonian Channel (HD) TV Land (HD)

Nickelodeon Group Nickelodeon (HD) Nick at Nite (HD; evening program block on Nickelodeon) Nick Jr. Channel (HD) NickMusic (formerly MTV Hits) Nicktoons (HD) TeenNick (HD)

Showtime Networks Showtime (HD) The Movie Channel (HD) Flix (HD)

Former BET Hip-Hop Nick GAS (1999–2007, 2009 on Dish Network) VH1 Uno (2000–2008) MTVX (1999–2002) Noggin (1999–2009); relaunched with the Noggin streaming app in March 2015 until 2024 and again since 2025 The N (Noggin block) (2002–2007, 2009 on Dish Network), channel (2007-2009) Showtime Beyond (1999–2020) VH1 MegaHits (2002–2005)

Canada All channels listed below are owned by Canadian broadcasters, with Paramount Global owning minor interests where indicated:

CMT (90% owned by Corus Entertainment; 10% owned by Paramount Global) MTV (wholly owned by Bell Media; closed on December 31, 2024 - Formerly TalkTV from 2000 to 2006) MTV2 (wholly owned by Bell Media; closed on March 29, 2024 - Formerly MTV Canada from 2001 to 2005) Nickelodeon (wholly owned by Corus; closed on September 1, 2025 - Formerly Discovery Kids from 2001 to 2009) Nick Jr. (Program block on Nickelodeon) Smithsonian Channel (93.33% owned by Blue Ant Media; 6.67% owned by Paramount Global) Note: Juicebox and Comedy Gold formerly existed as MTV2 Canada from 2001 to 2005 (later PunchMuch from 2005 to 2011), and TV Land Canada from 2001 to 2010, respectively.

Caribbean Tr3s

Latin America

MTV Nickelodeon Comedy Central Paramount Network (defunct) Chilevisión Nick Jr. TeenNick MTV Hits (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct)

Brazil MTV (defunct) (replaced MTV Brasil on 1 October 2013) Nickelodeon Brazil (defunct) Nick Jr. Brazil (defunct) Comedy Central (defunct) Paramount Network (defunct) Smithsonian Channel (owned by Grupo Bandeirantes; owned by Paramount) MTV Hits (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct)

Europe

Continent-wide MTV Global (countries not served by a local MTV channel only) Nickelodeon Global (countries not served by a local Nickelodeon channel only) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct)

Adria (Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia & Slovenia) MTV Global (replaced MTV Adria on 1 January 2018) Nickelodeon Global Comedy Central Extra MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (before VH1 Europe, replaced VH1 Adria on 1 February 2015) (defunct) Nick Jr. Nicktoons Europe

Austria MTV Germany (replaced MTV Austria on 1 January 2011) MTV Austria (defunct) Nickelodeon Germany (replaced Nickelodeon Austria on 30 June 2025) Nickelodeon Austria (defunct) Comedy Central Germany VIVA Austria (2001–2003, again since 2006, closed in 2018) MTV Hits (defunct) MTV Music 24(defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Germany Nicktoons Germany

Baltics (Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania) MTV Global closed in Eesti (replaced MTV Eesti, MTV Latvija and MTV Lietuva since 2009) MTV Eesti (defunct) MTV Latvija (defunct) MTV Lietuva (defunct) Nickelodeon (Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian) Nickelodeon CEE MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Nicktoons Europe

Benelux (The Netherlands & Belgium) MTV Netherlands MTV Belgium (defunct) MTV Wallonia (defunct) Nickelodeon Netherlands Nickelodeon (Flanders) Nickelodeon (Wallonia) Comedy Central (Netherlands) Comedy Central (Flanders) Comedy Central Extra (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) MTV Music 24 (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. (Netherlands & Flanders) Nick Jr. (Wallonia) Nicktoons NickMusic (defunct)

The French channels Game One, Paramount Channel, Comedy Central and MTV Hits are also distributed in Belgium.

Czech Republic Paramount Network (defunct) MTV Global MTV Czech (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nickelodeon Global Nicktoons Europe Nick Jr. Europe

Denmark MTV Denmark (defunct) Nickelodeon Denmark (defunct) Nickelodeon (continues to be available only through Satellite) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct)

Finland MTV Finland (2005–2019) Nickelodeon Finland (defunct) Nickelodeon (continues to be available only through Satellite) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Scandinavia Nicktoons Scandinavia

France MTV (2000–present) Nickelodeon Nickelodeon +1 Comedy Central (France) Paramount Channel (defunct) Paramount Channel Décalé (+2 timeshift channel) (defunct) BET (defunct) Game One (defunct, relaunch in March 2026) Game One +1 (defunct, relaunch in March 2026) J-One (defunct, relaunch in March 2026) MTV Hits (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) Nickelodeon Junior Nicktoons France

Germany MTV Germany (1997–present) Nick Germany (replaced MTV2 Pop on 12 September 2005, Nickelodeon Germany originally broadcast from 1995 to 1998) Comedy Central Germany (replaced VIVA Plus on 15 January 2007) VIVA Germany (closed on December 31, 2018) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) MTV Music 24 (closed on 1 June 2021) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV Brand New (closed on 6 January 2021; replaced with MTV Hits Germany) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Germany Nicktoons Germany

Greece MTV Greece (2008–2016; replaced by RISE) MTV Global (Greek) (defunct) Nickelodeon Plus (replaced MTV+; defunct) Nickelodeon Greece, free-to-air (defunct) Nick Jr. (Morning program block on Nickelodeon; defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) MTV Music Greece (defunct) MTV Music International (Greek-language; defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct)

Hungary MTV Hungary (2007–2022; replaced with MTV Global) Nickelodeon Hungary Comedy Central Hungary Paramount Network Hungary (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Europe Nicktoons Europe TeenNick Comedy Central Family Hungary (2017–2024)

Ireland MTV UK and Ireland (1997–present) Comedy Central Comedy Central +1 Comedy Central Extra Nickelodeon Nickelodeon +1 Nick Jr. Nick Jr. +1 Nicktoons Nicktoons Replay (closed)

Italy MTV (HD) (1997–present) MTV Hits (defunct) MTV Gold (defunct) MTV Classic (defunct) MTV Pulse (defunct) MTV Brand New (defunct) Flux (defunct) QOOB (defunct) Paramount Comedy (defunct) Comedy Central Comedy Central +1 (defunct) Nickelodeon Nickelodeon +1 (defunct) Paramount Network (HD) (defunct) VH1 (HD) (defunct) Spike (HD) (defunct) Super! (reacquired by De Agostini in July 2026) MTV+ (defunct) MTV Music (defunct) Nick Jr. Nick Jr. +1 (defunct) TeenNick (defunct)

Norway MTV Norway (2005–2019) Nickelodeon Norway (defunct) Nickelodeon (continues to be available only through Satellite) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct)

Poland MTV Poland (2000–present) MTV HD Nickelodeon Poland Comedy Central Poland Polsat Comedy Central Extra (replaced Comedy Central Family Poland) Paramount Channel Poland (replaced Viacom Blink!) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. NickToons Poland HD (replaced Nickelodeon Global HD) NickMusic (replaced VIVA, MTV Music and MTV Music 24; defunct)

Portugal MTV Portugal (defunct) MTV Global Nickelodeon Portugal (defunct) Nickelodeon Global MTV Live (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Portugal

Romania MTV Romania (2002–2019; replaced with MTV Global) Nickelodeon Global Comedy Central Extra (replaced with Comedy Central) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) VH1 Classic Europe (replaced with MTV 80s) (defunct) MTV Rocks Europe (replaced with MTV 90s) (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr. Nicktoons Europe Paramount Channel (replaced with TeenNick; defunct)

Russia All operations inside Russia suspended indefinitely. Channels continue broadcasting outside the territory of the Russian Federation MTV Russia (Russian, SD/HD) (launched 25 September 1998. restart 1 October 2013) (defunct) Nickelodeon (Russian) Nickelodeon HD (Russian) (defunct) Nickelodeon Asia (Russian) Paramount Channel (Russian, SD/HD) (defunct) Spike (Russian, SD/HD) (closed on 1 June 2021) MTV Europe (English) (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (English) (closed on 1 July 2021) MTV Live (English) (defunct) Club MTV Europe (English) (closed on 1 July 2021) MTV 80s (English) (defunct) MTV 90s (English) (defunct) MTV 00s (English) (defunct) Nick Jr. (Russian) Nicktoons (Russian, SD/HD) Comedy Central (Russian, SD/HD) (defunct)

Slovakia MTV Global MTV Czech (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV (defunct) MTV Rocks Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nickelodeon Global Nicktoons Europe Nick Jr. Europe VH1 Europe (defunct) VH1 Classic Europe (defunct)

Spain MTV Spain Nickelodeon Spain Comedy Central Spain Paramount Network Spain (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) NickMusic (defunct) Nick Jr. Spain

Sweden MTV Sweden (closed) Nickelodeon Sweden (defunct) Nickelodeon (continues to be available only through Satellite) Comedy Central Sweden Paramount Channel Sweden (defunct) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nick Jr Scandinavia Nicktoons Scandinavia

Switzerland MTV Germany (replaced MTV Switzerland on 12 January 2022) MTV Switzerland (defunct) Nickelodeon Switzerland Comedy Central Germany VIVA Switzerland (2000–2011, relaunch 1 October 2012, ended in 2018) MTV Hits Europe (defunct) MTV Live (defunct) NickMusic (defunct) Club MTV Europe (defunct) MTV Brand New (defunct) MTV 80s (defunct) MTV 90s (defunct) MTV 00s (defunct) Nicktoons

All French channels are also distributed in Switzerland, as well as the Italian and British free-to-air channels.

Ukraine MTV Ukraine (replaced by Zoom on 31 May 2013) (defunct) MTV Global (defunct)